Descriptive Essay Example About a Place

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    Mysterious places .. Being Locked in that room between four walls that I can’t even see, made me think.. made me think a lot I don’t know if I stayed here for a day or two hours or a week or just for minutes .. I have no clue!! For whatever time I was in there, I went through a spiral of thought.. At first, I wanted to get out of that dark place.. then, I wanted light, I wanted to see where I am.. It started to get colder and colder, I needed a warm blanket to cover myself with.. After a while, noises have been coming from my stomach, obviously I wanted food.. My mouth became dry, I needed water so bad.. And then I just sat there not wishing for any goddamn thing other than getting out of this mysterious place.. what if I never got out!…

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    Don’t you just love the small of coffee in the morning? Do you ever need that extra push to start off your day? There are many great places that come to mind where you can get this great luscious treat, but one in particular should outshine the rest, Dunkin’ Donuts. This is a great and not so unhealthy place to go if you’re ever in a hurry or just want to take the time and eat something. They have a big menu variety starting from cold/ hot drinks to sweets or sandwiches from the bakery. There…

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    My personal place essay is about my yard, three hundred miles away back in Connecticut. The reasons that I chose, is because I have so many memories there. Even though I moved around the year 2006, I still have made many memories in my yard. Many people have yards, but mine is special to me because I, have made it my place, it’s the one place that I could always return to at any point in my life. I personally like to think of my yard as a safe space, where I can go to enjoy myself, be alone, or…

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    The descriptive style of writing used in Joy Horowitz’s Parkinson’s Alley helps connect the reader to the individuals, their struggles and the problem that is threatening livelihoods in Visalia, California. Without the description embedded in this article, it could be very easy for the readers to get lost or lose interest. A tie is created after you learn a thing or two about “A big, friendly bear of a man” (Horowitz) who has been ultimately screwed over by his government when they decide to do…

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    The authors, Lerman and Iwata (1993) conducted this student to compare descriptive and experimental analyses and whether or not they lead to similar conclusions about behavioral function for individuals who exhibit SIB. Experimental analysis manipulates possible maintaining variables such as positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, and automatic reinforcers. Descriptive analysis is a direct observation of behavior in the natural environment, related to the behavior. Three different…

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    There are many types of essays that at some point almost everyone has written. Some of the essays include a narrative, a descriptive, a persuasive, and expository. “Those are the four major types of essays” (Time for Writing), and they are also the ones I will be talking about in this essay. There are more like a cause and effect, a comparison, or also a research essay. It is a good thing to know the differences between essays, so one doesn’t write a persuasive when told to write a…

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    encounters on the river. He explains in a exceedingly descriptive and poignant manner. He slowly switches around and indicates that his view of the river has altered the more time he spent on the river. The beauty that he sees diminishes and all he can do is lambaste the river. In this essay, Twain gains a new attitude towards the river when he becomes a riverboat pilot, but over time he grows neutral to its charms. In Mark Twain’s short piece “Two Views of the Mississippi”, his two main…

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    Have you ever had your blood pumping or heart racing while reading a book? If not then Peter Benchley’s book will make that happen. Peter Benchley was born May 08, 1940 in New York, he has written many books and many of them have been made into movies. But his most famous book is “Jaws”, yes it was a book before Steven Spielberg made it into a movie. “Jaws” the book was very famous it sold about 20 million copies, this famous book is about a killer shark in a seaside resort in Long Island in…

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    life. Symbolism of the slaughter of the cow’s ‘rumps’ convey the ever growing commercialistic society and remorselessness occur with changes in lifestyles. Cows do not care about the destruction of trees for they are ‘scornful’ and receive what they wanted, the land they graze upon has been stripped similar to the innocent lives that has been striped. Slessor painted an image of dying land “dripping red with blood” use symbolism to remind responders the bleeding resembling butchered meat…

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    Hurricane Katrina was a purely devastating storm that left new orleans and the surrounding area in ruin for months after the storm had passed. David Helvarg describes the devastation that has taken place throughout the hurricane’s path in the story, “The Storm This Time”. The story starts off with Helvarg arrival in Baton Rouge immediately describing the relief efforts that are taking place to help those affected by this disaster of a storm. As Helvarg continues his documentation of the storm's…

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